§ 25-6-415. ACCESS FROM A SITE.

(A)

A maximum of two access points is permitted from any one site to a hill country roadway.

(B)

The director may prohibit access to a hill country roadway from:

(1)

a tract that has access to a street that intersects with a hill country roadway; or

(2)

a tract that has frontage on a hill country roadway and that has access to a hill country roadway through an existing joint-use access easement or driveway.

(C)

If access to a hill country roadway from a site described in Subsection (B) is permitted, the director shall limit access to one driveway unless:

(1)

the estimated daily traffic volume for the single driveway exceeds 5,000 vehicles per day;

(2)

the traffic using the single driveway would exceed the capacity of an intersection controlled by a stop sign during one peak street traffic hour or the peak site traffic hour; or

(3)

based on the results of a traffic impact analysis, the director determines that an additional driveway is necessary because of traffic conditions.

Source: Section 13-5-85(b); Ord. 990225-70; Ord. 031211-11.